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Work Matters: Lessons from Scripture Paperback – May 10, 2012
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Editorial Reviews
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Jeff Van Duzer
-- Seattle Pacific University
"In a quick romp through Scripture Paul Stevens has condensed a lifetime of wisdom into this wonderfully accessible survey of Christian perspectives on work. Stevens invites us to look at work from every possible biblical angle and introduces us to a host of mystics, desert fathers, poets, novelists, CEOs, and other theologians who have walked this road before us. Whether read alone or used as a basis for group discussion, Work Matters is well organized in bite-sized pieces and punctuated with questions for reflection. One of the best introductions to a theology of work available to date!"
Robert Banks
-- Macquarie University
"This book is vintage Paul Stevens, bringing together his love of exposition of the Bible and his concern for faithfulness in the workplace. Over the years Stevens has been compiling a range of scriptural case studies that bring these together. Too often we forget that key biblical figures are not just spiritual but vocational role models, helping us to discern the nature of everyday as well as religious work. Indeed he does not distinguish between these, rightly regarding all work undertaken with Christian commitment as godly. The questions for reflection attached to each chapter make the book an excellent basis for discussion."
Journal of Markets & Morality
“A summative work by an insightful and integrative leader. It is not trendy but full of wisdom. . . . Deserves a place on the desk of every ministry, organization, and think tank serious about biblical insights and work.”
The Bible Today
”Draws out solid pastoral reflections on the meaning, travails, and satisfaction of work undertaken from the perspective of faith. Suggested discussion questions at the end of each section enhance the value of the volume.”
-- Seattle Pacific University
"In a quick romp through Scripture Paul Stevens has condensed a lifetime of wisdom into this wonderfully accessible survey of Christian perspectives on work. Stevens invites us to look at work from every possible biblical angle and introduces us to a host of mystics, desert fathers, poets, novelists, CEOs, and other theologians who have walked this road before us. Whether read alone or used as a basis for group discussion, Work Matters is well organized in bite-sized pieces and punctuated with questions for reflection. One of the best introductions to a theology of work available to date!"
Robert Banks
-- Macquarie University
"This book is vintage Paul Stevens, bringing together his love of exposition of the Bible and his concern for faithfulness in the workplace. Over the years Stevens has been compiling a range of scriptural case studies that bring these together. Too often we forget that key biblical figures are not just spiritual but vocational role models, helping us to discern the nature of everyday as well as religious work. Indeed he does not distinguish between these, rightly regarding all work undertaken with Christian commitment as godly. The questions for reflection attached to each chapter make the book an excellent basis for discussion."
Journal of Markets & Morality
“A summative work by an insightful and integrative leader. It is not trendy but full of wisdom. . . . Deserves a place on the desk of every ministry, organization, and think tank serious about biblical insights and work.”
The Bible Today
”Draws out solid pastoral reflections on the meaning, travails, and satisfaction of work undertaken from the perspective of faith. Suggested discussion questions at the end of each section enhance the value of the volume.”
About the Author
R. Paul Stevens is professor emeritus of marketplace theology and leadership at Regent College, Vancouver, British Columbia.
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- Publisher : Eerdmans (May 10, 2012)
- Language : English
- Paperback : 184 pages
- ISBN-10 : 0802866964
- ISBN-13 : 978-0802866967
- Item Weight : 8.3 ounces
- Dimensions : 5.5 x 0.47 x 8.5 inches
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Must read I enjoyed this book and will read it twice it has blessed me ! Thanks you author peace
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There were two books of the same name, I ended up ordering the wrong one. However, I decided to keep itt and I am enjoying reading it.
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This is great read to get a perspective on why we must work but more importantly redefine who we actually work for.
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I have read a lot of books on work, long and short. This is the best short work I have read. His scriptural insights are powerful and the synthesis into what work means for us is wonderfully integrated. Paul Stevens wide experience and deep insights make this a first book to read.
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... required to read this book for a class and hated it. Stevens frequently makes large assertions with no ...
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I was required to read this book for a class and hated it. Stevens frequently makes large assertions with no backing, jumps from one topic to another, and overall does a poor job being faithful to the text. If you are looking for a discussion on the theology of work, I would recommend spending your time reading another book.
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